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Yeah, good not great would be the TLDR of this one for me. There was some setting some things up again. There was a continuation of a couple of things I really, really loved, but for the most part, I think when we reviewed

Halloween Havoc and then we preview this one and talked about this being a post, almost like a post-paper-view

NXT, it felt like that. If they are attempting to try and actually just get from takeover to take over again

and not be dragged back into a war which they've pretty much lost in spite the odd

viewership win I think you're going to get these episodes every now and then.

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